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|  07-24-2019, 09:26 AM | #62 | |
| Admiral Douchebag   |  Re: TEA: What are you Drinking? Quote: 
     
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|  07-24-2019, 11:16 AM | #63 | 
| That's a Corgi |  Re: TEA: What are you Drinking? 
			
			Drinking Pomegranate husk and candied ginger tea I brought back from Israel.  Not sure the formal name for this tea. Needs to be simmered in boiling water for 5 minutes or so to get all the flavor out of it. 
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|  07-25-2019, 09:30 AM | #64 | |
| That's a Corgi |  Re: TEA: What are you Drinking? Quote: 
 I have a candied ginger rolled in turmeric that can be used as a tea. Tastes good, but looks like piss... I use it more for cooking or snaking instead of tea. 
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|  09-13-2022, 03:52 PM | #65 | 
| Formerly MarkinOR   |  Re: TEA: What are you Drinking? 
			
			Time to revive this good thread  On my third cup of Yunnan “Black Gold” Bi Luo Chun black tea. Tasty   
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|  09-17-2022, 01:31 PM | #68 | 
| Man in Black!!! |  Re: TEA: What are you Drinking? 
			
			I drink a lot of tea but its all Lipton iced tea. I make it fresh daily reg. (2) 20 oz cups at lunch. Then I make fresh Decaf at night (1) cup at night with my cigars! I have really been meaning to start trying some hot tea for breakfast. I used to drink coffee everyday, but was killing my acid reflux so I quite years ago and miss it! What would you recommend for a morning cup that is strong, rich with some sweetness? 
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|  09-17-2022, 03:20 PM | #69 | |
| Feeling at Home |  Re: TEA: What are you Drinking? Quote: 
 If your interested in whole-leaf tea, there are amazing Assams (rich, malty, and sweet) or Yunnan blacks that take things to the next level, imho. https://yunnansourcing.us/collections/black-tea https://www.uptontea.com/black-tea/c/assam-tea | |
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